Chopta Tungnath Chandrashila Trek from Haridwar

The trek typically takes 4 to 5 days, depending on the pace and itinerary. It includes travel to and from the base camp, along with the trekking days.

Yes, the trek is considered moderate, making it suitable for beginners with a reasonable level of fitness. Previous trekking experience is helpful but not mandatory.

The best time is March to June and September to December. The weather is clear, and the views are spectacular during these months. Winter treks (December-February) offer snow views, but it’s more challenging.

The trek has a moderate level of difficulty. The Chandra Shila summit involves some steep climbs, but it’s manageable for anyone with average fitness levels.

Essential items include warm clothing, trekking shoes, rain gear, water bottles, personal medications, sunscreen, and basic trekking gear like a torch and trekking poles. Specific recommendations can vary by operator.

Most packages include meals, but you may want to carry extra snacks like energy bars, dry fruits, and water. The trek route has few places to refill water, so it’s important to carry enough.

There is limited or no mobile network coverage during the trek, especially at higher altitudes. It’s a great opportunity to disconnect and enjoy nature.

There are generally no specific age restrictions, but participants should be above 10 years old and fit for the trek. People over 60 years may need a fitness check before booking.

Packages usually include basic first aid, but if required, emergency evacuation or assistance will be provided. Travel insurance is recommended to cover medical emergencies.

Yes, many operators offer customization options for the itinerary, allowing you to extend the trip or add additional destinations in Uttarakhand.

Yes, most packages include tented accommodations or guesthouses along the trekking route.

The cost typically ranges from ₹4,000 to ₹12,000 per person, depending on the season, package type, and inclusions.